Clarisse Loughrey

1 week ago | independentespanol.com | Clarisse Loughrey

El zombi nunca ha sido una metáfora muy sutil: encarna, con su ola descerebrada y babosa, el consumismo y la histeria colectiva. Esa figura le vino como anillo al dedo a Danny Boyle, un director que casi siempre elige el camino de la estridencia y la provocación, sabiendo que, tarde o temprano, lo conducirá a una imagen tan poderosa como la de Cillian Murphy —en bata— caminando, desconcertado, por un desolado puente de Westminster.

1 week ago | digitalspy.com | Clarisse Loughrey

28 Years Later ending spoilers follow. It's hard to explain to the uninitiated just how wild 28 Years Later, Danny Boyle's return to the era-defining zombie franchise, can get. Nearly three decades have passed since the outbreak of the so-called "rage virus", allowing time for new variants of the infected to evolve – among them "slow-lows", who crawl around and snack on worms, and pumped-up "alphas", deploying Mortal Kombat finishers on their victims.

1 week ago | msn.com | Clarisse Loughrey

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1 week ago | independentespanol.com | Clarisse Loughrey

El zombi nunca ha sido una metáfora muy sutil: encarna, con su ola descerebrada y babosa, el consumismo y la histeria colectiva. Esa figura le vino como anillo al dedo a Danny Boyle, un director que casi siempre elige el camino de la estridencia y la provocación, sabiendo que, tarde o temprano, lo conducirá a una imagen tan poderosa como la de Cillian Murphy —en bata— caminando, desconcertado, por un desolado puente de Westminster.

1 week ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Clarisse Loughrey

Elio is familiar territory for Pixar – but still plenty of heartwarming funTo the groove of Talking Heads’s “Once in a Lifetime”, orphaned 11-year-old Elio Solis (Yonas Kibreab) adjusts his homemade cape affixed with plastic stars, carves the words “ALIENS, ABDUCT ME” into sand, and spreads out on the beach like a starfish.